PETALING JAYA: Malaysia will witness the longest eclipse of this century and catch a rare celestial display, where the moon, Mars and the Milky Way will be visible side by side at the end of the month.
Astronomer Shahrin Ahmad said the phenomenon will last one hour and 43 minutes on July 28.
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